Social and Personal News Items From Local Society
Local society notices list weekend visits and stays with families in Williamsport and Martinsburg. Names include Alton Middlekauff, LeRoy Jones, Martha Moller, Lucille Dixon, Mary Rhodes, Delva Myers, Sarah Wertz, John Wagaman, William Horst, Elizabeth Nicely, and families like the Wertz and Sowers. Occasional travel to Baltimore and Philadelphia noted. Births announced for Stanley Hoffman’s family, and a marriage reported between Harry M. Banzof and Beatrice P. Barnhart in Williamsport.
Glee Club and Organ Program at St John’s Reformed Church
A special musical program by Misa Ethel W. Myers organist and Lana Chaney music director features organ selections and songs by the girls glee club. It will be at the church Tuesday night at 7 30 with public invited and a silver offering for the organ and school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ethel “Widj Myer
St.John's Reformed Church
Clearspring
Lana Chaney
Pub.l G
Fashion Plaque Description With Straw Cap and Daisy Accents
A yellow crocheted straw cap with black-eyed susans feathered embellishments sits beside a black georgette triangle, each point adorned with a daisy. The item combines natural flower motif with bold fabric contrast in a vintage accessory display.
May Day at Clearspring Postponed to May 25
Weather delays the Clearspring May Day fete and pageant at the elementary school. Activities begin at 3 PM with the May Day celebration rescheduled for Tuesday, May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearspring
May Day fete crowns Surrey May Queen on school lawn
Surrey School hosts first May Day fete on its lawn Tuesday at 6 30 P M The queen will be crowned live with a dance of the fairies brownies and flower dances by grades The audience is invited to attend and a Parent Teachers Association meeting will follow in the school assembly room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Parent-Teachers’Association
Assemmbly
Rom
North delegation protests county assessments in meeting
A North delegation led by Robert H. McCauley Marshall Wilson TI Rickard Harry K Mumma and C A Trantum urged the County Commissioners to halt increased assessments. The Potomac rose 12 feet from heavy rains while other local news included graduation honors Rose J Weibel at Mary Baldwin and street policing changes with C W Brown and Penston Saylor named. Rumors circulated of McComas as War Secretary and Robert Emmert planned a steam launch at Watts Park Funkstown amid road plans and a Baden native George Febrey’s death. Strawberries flood city market with 10 cent boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Wilson
Ti, Rickard, Harry ,K. Mumma
Juniors Have Fine Outing at Snyder's Landing
The Commercial Department juniors of Hagerstown High School enjoyed a day at Fridinger's Club House near Martinsburg featuring a treasure hunt with a prize. Attendees included Beatrice Adams Pauline White Sylvia Lyons Dora Winters Helen Gable Ada Moe Daugherty Frances Turner Dorthy Shrader Margaret Fogle Mary Ellis Irene Miller Evelyn Middlehauf Bertha Ross Mary Catherine Mank Catherine Lapole Virginia Oberholtzer Ruth Slobig Virginia Summers Isbel Fridinger and others along with Junior Wyand Glenn Hall Lewis Rhodes Harry Trumbower John Middlekauff Irving Oster John Remark. Refreshments were arranged by Hazel Brandenburg Goldie Clark and Irving Oster. Ishel Fridinger served as outing chair with chaperones Ethel Rhinehart and Sue Condon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
Fridinger
Snyder's Landing
Martinsburg
Beatrice Adams
Pauline White
Sylvia Lyons
Dora Winters
Helen, Gable
Ada Moe Daugherty
Frances
Turner
Dorthy Shrader
Margaret Fogle
Mary Ellis
Irene Miller
Evelyn Middlehauf
Bertha Ross
Mary Catherine Mank
Catherine Lapole
Virginia Oberholtzer
Ruth Slobig
Virginia Summers
Isbel Fridinser
Junior Wyand
Glenn Hall
Lewis Rhodes
Harry Trum- Bower
John Middlekauff
Irving Oster
John Remark
Louise Burger
Leroy Metz
Charles Mundy
Hazel Brandenburg
Goldie Clark
Ishel Fridinger
Ethel Rhinehart
Sue
Condon
L. D. Syester Jr. Named Ohio Wesleyan Student Body President
Lewis D. Syester Jr., son of the late Lewis D. Syester and Mrs. Syester, and grandson of Judge Andrew K. Syester, was chosen president of the Ohio Wesleyan University student body. He is a junior, a Phi Kappa Psi member, and part of the varsity debating team and Delta Sigma Rho honorary forensics fraternity. He previously starred in Hast High School activities and debating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis D. Syester
Syester
Andrew K. Syester
Cleveland
Ohio Wesleyan University
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Delta Sigma Rho
Hast High School
County Couple Wed at Middletown Lutheran Parsonage
Charles Oliver Wise of Middletown and Ima A. L. Dubel of Boonsboro were married at the Lutheran parsonage in Middletown last Wednesday at 10 20 P M. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. William Charles Day. The Catholic Daughters card party set for May 29 is postponed to June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Oliver Wise
Middletown
Ima A. L. Dubel
Boonsboro
William Charles Day
Catholic Daughters of America
Meridian Club card party to aid public health services
Meridian Club plans a Friday night card party at the Armory to raise funds for the Public Health Association. Tickets, cake table, punch, and prizes for bridge and 500, with a door prize and high and low score awards. Committee members list contact points at 12 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Club
Public Health Association
Armory
John Wagner
Berta. Mobley
Sallie
Jeffries
East Washington Street
Rural Girls Clubs Meet in County Federation Session
Forty members of Rural Girls Clubs attended the Girls Clubs Federation meeting at the YMCA on Saturday afternoon. Miss Ora Bussard, federation president, presided. Mrs. H.C. Foster of Clearspring spoke on club work and transition to Women’s Clubs as members outgrow the Girls Clubs. Vida Ludwig outlined plans for Girls Club Week at College Park in August. Two highlights were a Funkstown fashion show and a demonstration of qualifications for entry into the national temper. Fragments show Fest entries by Frankstown girls including Mary Feigenbrode and Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Clubs Federation
Ora Bussard
H.C. Foster
Clearspring
Rural Federation of Women’s Clubs
Misa Vida Ludwig
College Park
Washington County
Funkstown
Frrnkstown
Mary Feigenbrode
Louise
Flapper Fanny Says and Club Demonstration Names
The article lists many participants in a Halfway club demonstration for girls. Reads like a social note with names of the girls, readings by Joyce Spitzer, and certificates presented for completing the first year of club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vida, Ludwig
Frances Liskey
Genevieve Bowers
Jane Hi
Phyllis, Entler
Ruth” ‘Settles
Elizabeth Liskey
Joyce Spitzer
Sermon and Social at Presbyterian Church Meeting
The monthly M. program of the C E Society Presbyterian Church was held with Rev George presiding. Miss Mary Cozens sang, Mrs G W Twyford spoke, and Miss Twyford noted missionaries first went to Africa where natives welcomed the religion but later were exposed to mercializing abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Mary Cozens
G. W. Twyford
New York Designers Craft Costumes and Mannequins
In New York, exclusive fashion houses showcase modeled costumes and detailed effects by famed couturiers. Names such as Bergdorf Goodman and Hattie Carnegie appear among prominent designers while mannequin work and undergarment styling emphasize precision in appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mons
Denti
Fashi Great Couturiers
Ityrsetos
Akera
Francea Clyne
Bergdortan
Hattie Carnegie
Stein
Blaine
Bracks
Jem Uaarsman
Milgrina
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Ening Mal
Cella Ernst
Waysidn: Avenue
Alton Middlekauff
Washington and ‘Lee University
Mrs
Frank
Middlehauf
Hamilton Boulevard
LeRoy Jones
Hanover
Hagératown
Martha Moller
Penn Hall
Be ’Moller
Lucille Dixon
Mary Rhodes
Marthaburg
Milas Mary. Davis
Delva Myers
Sarah Jane Wertz
Mrs. I.M. Wertz
North Potomac Street
Harold, Schelhase
John
Paul Jones
Baltimore
John ‘Wagaman
University of Maryland
Frank D. Wagaman
William Horst
Mansanutten Academy
R. M. Hill
Oak Hill Avenue
Blairsville
Dr. Hill
Oliver Heil
Gettysburg
Elizabeth Nicely
Dewey Avenue
Philadelphia
H. Mick Wiltahire
Col
John Carmichael
West Point
Mark Reed
Hamilton Bouteverd
Parkersburg
W .Ve
William S. Hurd
South Prospect Street
Covington
Wye
Skeke
Wwe
Harold
Washington
Denton Shupp
Williamsport
L.,b. Angle
F. M. ‘Elliott
Vernon Yester
Ofe- Hasehour
Alater
J. M. Lay
Nork
Cathage
H. Bi. Brining
Harry
East Washington
B.S. Brining
Baletimore
Gilbert
Salem -Avenue
Stanley
Stanley Hoffman
Poute 1
Hoffman
Mapléville School
Harry M. Banzof
Beatrice P. Barnhart
Chambersburg
Lutheran Church
Williamaport
Howard F. Bink
Bailey Hat Shop
South Potomac Street
Hotel Hyatt
Hagerstown, Md
Glee Club
ORGAN
Commercial Service & Credit Co
Edgar C. Jones
Mgr
Arcady
State Banking Department
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Stephen
May
Surrey Lawn
Henry, Christian Treteler
WAS
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Moller
City
Charles BE. Koogle
Atchison, Kanes
General Synod
Potomac
Mies Rose J. Weibel
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Staunton
C. W. Brown
William Roe
Penston Saylor
McComas
Maryland
McKinley
Algers
Robert Emmert
Watt's Park
George Febrey
St. James
Baden
Germany
Little Joe
St. Hanerstown
Henry ‘Br. du Pont
E. I. du Pont de Nemours Corporation
du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Margaret Wilson Lewis
San Antonio
Texas
Hagrestown High School
W. Va
L. D. Syester, JR
Emerson
Schindel, Rohrer & Co., Inc
The
W. P. Beard Co
Weat
Washington Street
Grey Gables
Beauty Parlor
Flapper
Fanny
Gimple
Jane Hollyday
Sarah Hollyday
AEG
NEA LeFrerch
Susan
Caskey Baking Co
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